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The world’s largest automotive market is still feeling the aftershocks of COVID-19, consultant Michael Dunne says. Sales this year could finish at roughly 20 million units, down from a high of 27 million units.
A broadband engineer who was spat at by an enraged conspiracy theorist is now ill with suspected coronavirus
Debt-ridden care homes were teetering on the edge of collapse before coronavirus. Now, they are at the front line of the crisis
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With its criminal back-to-work campaign, the German government is accepting the deaths of millions of workers in order to secure the profits of the rich and continue the bonanza in the financial markets.
The working class now faces a struggle on two fronts: the war against COVID-19, and the class war.
Bush’s call for national unity in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic received a hostile reaction from thousands of social media users.
The abortive mercenary invasion is part of a campaign of aggression that involves “maximum pressure” sanctions and the deployment of US warships off Venezuela’s shores.
Workers were not tested until more than three weeks after the first confirmed case at the Melbourne facility.
The government is testing police state measures that will be used against opposition to mass unemployment and the social crisis triggered by the pandemic.
Despite the biggest government handouts to big business in history, almost 1 million people were made jobless in just five weeks.
Bangladesh garment industry bosses are reopening plants, threatening workers’ lives as COVID-19 spreads, in line with the demands of US and European retailers.
The third party in the Quebec legislature, the pseudo-left Québec Solidaire, portrays Legault as a potential protector of workers’ rights, even as he spearheads a back-to-work drive amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Prosecutor Tom Durden issued a statement this week calling for a grand jury to be commissioned to consider bringing criminal charges against the killers.
Immigrants in Tennessee mobile homes denied aid, threatened with deportation.
UPS drivers and sorters are working without proper PPE and health benefits, while management and the Teamsters union are concealing information about the spread of the virus, which has killed at least two workers.
The pseudo-left are seeking to prevent workers from making a break with Labour and the unions and turning to a socialist perspective.
In recent days, four conglomerates based in Britain and Ireland—British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Rolls-Royce and Ryanair—have announced they will be laying off a combined 26,000 workers.
Data based on death notifications directly from care homes recorded 6,391 COVID-19 fatalities between April 10 and May 1.
The furlough scheme is being ended with workers facing either going back into work in unsafe conditions, in the middle of a deadly pandemic, or losing their jobs.
Along with hunting for government stimulus packages, the auto companies are ramping up production again despite the dangers to workers' health and lives.
Germany’s government is preparing to purchase 93 Eurofighters and 45 US-made F-18 fighter jets for a total cost of almost €20 billion.
The Hamilton Project, a Washington, DC policy think-tank, has published survey results that show dramatic increases in hunger in households across the US.
European governments’ handling of the pandemic shows they place far more value on their strategic aims against China in Eurasia than on workers’ lives at home.